John Pease 1630–1689 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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John Pease, 1630–1689 (aged 59 years)

Name

John Pease

Name: John /Pease/
Surname: Pease
Given names: John

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Family with parents
father	Links Unique identifier: 5B7CC2392E048745A72E4184BC35359E2EA7 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lydia West John Pease Robert Pease …–…
mother	Links Death: before 1639 Unique identifier: 4A372603306A2D4DAAB6D89A367723FE5E36 Unique identifier: 5B7CC2392E048745A72E4184BC35359E2EA7 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Robert Pease Family with spouse Robert Pease John Pease Lydia West …–1639 Death: before 1639
himself	Links Birth: before 11 February 1630 — Great Baddow, Essex, England Christening: 11 February 1631 — Great Baddow, Essex, England Marriage: 8 October 1669 — Hartford, Connecticut, USA Death: 8 July 1689 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S.. LDS baptism: 15 January 1938 LDS endowment: 21 April 1949 LDS child sealing: 4 May 1990 Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Ct Unique identifier: E1F531477C274C4FB7C1D5ADC4D312457440 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ann Commen James Pease John Pease 1630–1689 Birth: before 11 February 1630 — Great Baddow, Essex, England Death: 8 July 1689 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S..

Mother’s family with Robert Pease
mother’s partner	Links Birth: 1586 24 — Great Baddow, Suffolk, England Unique identifier: 392B4EFA0B770040A17FBFE74E18B3ACF9FC Unique identifier: 4A372603306A2D4DAAB6D89A367723FE5E36 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Maria … Robert Pease Family with spouse Lydia West Robert Pease 1586–… Birth: 1586 24 — Great Baddow, Suffolk, England
mother	Links Death: before 1639 Unique identifier: 4A372603306A2D4DAAB6D89A367723FE5E36 Unique identifier: 5B7CC2392E048745A72E4184BC35359E2EA7 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Robert Pease Family with spouse Robert Pease John Pease Lydia West …–1639 Death: before 1639

Family with Ann Commen
himself	Links Birth: before 11 February 1630 — Great Baddow, Essex, England Christening: 11 February 1631 — Great Baddow, Essex, England Marriage: 8 October 1669 — Hartford, Connecticut, USA Death: 8 July 1689 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S.. LDS baptism: 15 January 1938 LDS endowment: 21 April 1949 LDS child sealing: 4 May 1990 Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Ct Unique identifier: E1F531477C274C4FB7C1D5ADC4D312457440 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ann Commen James Pease John Pease 1630–1689 Birth: before 11 February 1630 — Great Baddow, Essex, England Death: 8 July 1689 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S..
wife	Links Birth: before 22 February 1634 33 29 — Mistley, Essex, England Christening: 22 February 1634 33 29 — Mistley, Essex, England Marriage: 8 October 1669 — Hartford, Connecticut, USA Death: 29 June 1689 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S.. Unique identifier: E1F531477C274C4FB7C1D5ADC4D312457440 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Pease James Pease Ann Commen 1634–1689 Birth: before 22 February 1634 33 29 — Mistley, Essex, England Death: 29 June 1689 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S..
Marriage	Marriage — 8 October 1669 — Hartford, Connecticut, USA
15 months son	Links Birth: 23 December 1670 40 36 — Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA Marriage: 18 October 1695 — Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA Death: 19 December 1748 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S.. LDS baptism: 24 February 1914 LDS endowment: 27 January 1915 LDS child sealing: 29 January 1945 Burial: Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S.. Unique identifier: 7704BF430D757B4E84A7FA62515FED9581FB Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Hannah Harmon James Pease Anna Pease Hannah Pease Elizabeth Pease Mary Pease Abigail Pease Sarah Pease Joseph Pease Jemima Pease James Pease 1670–1748 Birth: 23 December 1670 40 36 — Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA Death: 19 December 1748 — Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S..

Events of close relatives
Birth	before 11 February 1630 Great Baddow, Essex, England
Christening	11 February 1631 (aged 1 year) Great Baddow, Essex, England
Death of a mother	Lydia West before 1639
Marriage	Ann Commen — View this family 8 October 1669 (aged 39 years) Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Birth of a son	James Pease 23 December 1670 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death of a wife	Ann Commen 29 June 1689 Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S..
Death	8 July 1689 (aged 59 years) Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, U.S..
LDS baptism	15 January 1938 (248 years after death)
LDS endowment	21 April 1949 (259 years after death) Temple: Mesa, Arizona, United States
LDS child sealing	4 May 1990 (300 years after death) Temple: Idaho Falls, Idaho, United States Parents: Robert Pease + Lydia West
Burial	Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Ct
Unique identifier	F4E6F50DFA1D394295667FEA2B6461B07294
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	Name Prefix:<NPFX> Captain ImmiGrantion 1634 to Salem Essex,Ma, aborad the "Francis" move d in 1682 to Enfield,Ct John immigrated from Ipswitch England,toSalem,New England in 16 34. John Pease appears to have been a favorite of hisgrandmoth er Margaret Pease, as shown by her will which was brought into c ourt soon after action was taken in the settlement of his father 's estate. Itseems probable that he may have been adopted by h is grandmother before his fathers death. She doubtless had ful l authority for placing him in the care of Thomas Watson to disp ose of him as his own child, rendering it unnecessaryfor the co urt to take any action on his custody, as in the case of his old er brother. John was a yeoman when he settled in that part of S alem called "Northfields" His name was mentioned frequently i n the Essex county and SalemTown records as Grantee and Granto r of deeds, as witness, as an overseer of wills, as a constable , and etc. He was made a Freeman 29 Apr 1668 and took the oat h before the County court 30 June 1668. He was called "Captain " JohnPease. He joined the First Church at Salem on 4 July 166 7. It is believed that he, with his two oldest sons John and Ro bert went to what is now called Enfield in 1679, living the firs t winter in an excavation in the side of a hill, about 40 rods f rom where the first meetinghouse stood. On 23 July 1680 John an d his two eldest sons had land Granted to them. He sold his pro pertyin Salem in 1682. When they moved to Fresh Water Brook, i t was still a partof Springfield, Mass., in 1681 Enfield was es tablished and became a part of Connecticut. The are is about 2. 5 miles east of what is now called Thompsonville, Ct. He sicken ed while making preparations for building and died suddenly. Th is was 10 Days after his wife died and the Day before one of hi s daughters died.

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Name Prefix:<NPFX> Captain
ImmiGrantion 1634 to Salem Essex,Ma, aborad the "Francis" move
d in 1682 to Enfield,Ct
John immigrated from Ipswitch England,toSalem,New England in 16
34. John Pease appears to have been a favorite of hisgrandmoth
er Margaret Pease, as shown by her will which was brought into c
ourt soon after action was taken in the settlement of his father
's estate. Itseems probable that he may have been adopted by h
is grandmother before his fathers death. She doubtless had ful
l authority for placing him in the care of Thomas Watson to disp
ose of him as his own child, rendering it unnecessaryfor the co
urt to take any action on his custody, as in the case of his old
er brother. John was a yeoman when he settled in that part of S
alem called "Northfields" His name was mentioned frequently i
n the Essex county and SalemTown records as Grantee and Granto
r of deeds, as witness, as an overseer of wills, as a constable
, and etc. He was made a Freeman 29 Apr 1668 and took the oat
h before the County court 30 June 1668. He was called "Captain
" JohnPease. He joined the First Church at Salem on 4 July 166
7. It is believed that he, with his two oldest sons John and Ro
bert went to what is now called Enfield in 1679, living the firs
t winter in an excavation in the side of a hill, about 40 rods f
rom where the first meetinghouse stood. On 23 July 1680 John an
d his two eldest sons had land Granted to them. He sold his pro
pertyin Salem in 1682. When they moved to Fresh Water Brook, i
t was still a partof Springfield, Mass., in 1681 Enfield was es
tablished and became a part of Connecticut. The are is about 2.
5 miles east of what is now called Thompsonville, Ct. He sicken
ed while making preparations for building and died suddenly. Th
is was 10 Days after his wife died and the Day before one of hi
s daughters died.